tenemosÁs en "deiert amÉri." ♪ Í que adelante. ♪ >>> ♪ vamos a divertirnos q ya viene el deo delÍa ♪e y llegal videdel dÍa ♪ (aplausos) >>> es chiquiuirÁ delgad bailando con paul stany. > est parece "mira quiÉn >>> estamos prepando a jhonny > mir quien despierta picapiedras?de los >> sÍ. pero ellos existen.ada. si no me creenmire >>> los picaedras? >>>aparentement este cro el decieron hacer un hueco y movilizarse. esna nera muy convencional. >>> cÓmo hacÍan? picaedras.vilma y y pro >>> te voy a ver en el estreno de "mira quiÉn baila." ahora puedeserl fan nÚmero uno de "mira quiÉn baila. >>>in duda algun es un programa que se convirÓ en un clÁsico, a pesar que estrena s cuartatemporada, po to el mundo l esta espendo, querian saber qÉnes iban a bailar. >>> hubieraicho que ilaba iqui >>> pero voy a voer. >>> .nmo? >>>s conmigo precisamen. >>> ay, ya... >>> ya se encendieron los motos en la competencia con mÁs ritm ensegua vos a los ensas detalles.eguraue trae los decirnos lo que dij plina rubio, serÁ que la chica dorada estÁ embarazada? ♪ ♪ >>> dej que te cuen d nuevo chisme q estÁ cali

." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> este segmento de "despiea amÉri" esprentado por:oliv garden. ♪♪ ♪ >>> yce: ole!r yo noe vedo so le presento una imiciae quie confesar q teo un hijo. >>oh. >>teo un hijo y lo traje directamenteesde espa para e ci conmo. doya bienvida a paqurin. > esue hastal lunar ha cado. >>> padr.. hesacado el lur yo. > É vamoscinar. >> sipadre. >>> pusas reeltas. >>> pupusas... >sÍ es. >> y É va a cer con las pupusas? >>> lam a poner primero queso, chicharrÓn y frijoles. aquÍ a pezar. >>> mos, vamos. >>> esta neioso? >>> asÍ me gust apusos. >>> gustanas pupusas. >>> l pusas tÍpicamente la tiene que hacer una mujer. > ¿r qÉ? >>> la tradiciÓn salvoreÑ y trajim una vitada. >>> ole! >>> el tambÉn pde porque es uneÑoro. > co ses? >>o se. >>> ta laligera impresiÓn. >>> cuaas v har? >>> unas 200 para alcance para tos. >>> se hac la masa se le pone unquespecialuego el chicharÓn, se mezcla c frolesfritos tenemos con queso y chichaÓ haye tres bores. > esto eÁreeno ? >>> ya. >>> me han dicho que en mÉxico cen unas que se llan gorditas. > no le digas Í chuis. >>> no. >>> esta sora Ómo s am

it seems a lot of these veterans and a lot of these children, known as ameri-asians. a lot of them are trying to find them now and a lot of the veterans are retiring and want to heal the wounds of the past. the children are in their 30's, and because of the harsh treatment they received in vietnam, they have special immigrant status in the united states try to find their parents, and every now and then you get sweet stories of reconciliation but they are very rare. >> thank you so much. >> paris kicks off their league campaign tonight with a tough trip to the greek champions. the french champions won the group in last yours competition. going out on barcelona, they are looking to do better this season. their coach. >> we know this team quite well. how they will prepare and how they intend to play this game is their problem. we are going to try to play the game with the same spirit we played against bordeaux last weekend. keeping the ball for the maximum amount of time. >> three straight wins in the league and are unbeaten so far after five. the preparation, the trip t

across the ameri we've been watching the tropical storm that is gabriel. it died the other day but has reemerged. it's producing rough surf as well as strong winds to burr mu da. we have tropical warnings in place at this moment. the system will likely move over near the island in the next few hours as a tropical storm and head toward the north. nova scotia probably friday or saturday local time. we'll keep updating you on the storm's progress. as for the continent, high pressure is keeping things dry and hot across the east. flooding rain for the four corners region, the positive sign it could improve the drought situation. it certainly produce risks of flooding and landslides. there's a risk of severe weather over great lakes and south eastern canada. as for temperatures, once again high across the east. 33 in new york city. that's 10 degrees higher than seasonal. 34 washington dc. 36 dallas and flip side of the continent heating up in seattle at 32 with abundance of sunshine. in europe, there are three features. dry and hot across much of the peninsula.

economists analyzing internal revenue service data found the top 1% of ameri households, those with income above $394,000, earned 19% of the total household income last year and the top ten percent with household income exceeding $114,000 captured a record 48.2%. they say it's setbacks for the main stream economy. >> we had declining union and erosion of the minimum wage. we've had increasing trade. we've had our federal reserve that prioritizes low inflation over low unemployment, and we've had also, the policies financial regulation. policies have really rigged the economy in favor of the top 1% at the expense of the bottom 90%. >> reporter: but the authors of the study point out, incomes fell three times farther for wealthy americans than average households during the financial crisis and progrowth advocates say taxing the rich or income redistribution are not the answer. >> we do support is creating the conditions that allow those lower people on the ladder to move up, reducing taxes, reducing regulations, allowing people -- allowing companies to hire more people. >> reporter: the repo

al jazeera america - a new voice in ameri [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, innovation changes our livesg doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. a recipients minder of top stories aft u.s. and russian deal on syria, secretary of state john kerry sets out to make his case, he's scheduled to arrive in israel in the next few hours and we'll go from there to paris tomorrow. president obama is warning that he's still ready to act if the plan fails as he says. 27 afghan miners have died after a coal mine collapsed. it happened 300-kilometers northwest of kabul. philippine soldiers are reportedly closing in on rebel positions. the week long stands off has forced thousands of people out of their homes. voters are going to the poles in bavaria one week ahead of the general election, bavaria is the spiritual home of the coalition. the chancellor is hoping for a morale-boosting win. >> re

. >> el pueblo y congreso ameri n americano al parecer queno estay de acuerdo con la intervenciÓn, poro cual estan distribuyendo imagenes del conflicto en siria. >> estas son las imagenes del ataque en siria, gente convuls o convulsionando, gente muerta, u muestra diferentes videos de u youtube de los ataques quimicos en siria, se ve el resultado pero no los que perpetraron el a ataque, lo que hace aun mas d i dificil convencer a las personas spersonas de apoyar el ataque. el pres john kerry dijo al presidente de siria que si quiere evitar un t ataque debe entregar sus armas q quimicas, en lo que rusia se s mostro a favbor dor de la indiÓ, siendo rusia uno de los princ a principales aliados de siria. >> el presidentre de siria dijo en una entrevista en cbs mornig que si presidente barack obama i insiste en atacar, que suestado unidos y sus aliados se preparen para represalias. >> cuando le consultaron si ela armas son quimicas, contesto no lo mse, como si no dependiera d el. >> esto se hace hasta cierto n punto similar a lo ocurrido con saddam hussein. en todo caso pamela, maÑana en la

a this point the debate is attitude the hands oatthe ameri >> it's interesting to watch. >> the speech fell on deaf ears. >> but this for a lack of describing it has been a big b waste of time. >> time is running short. the government runs out of funds on october first.on o this willct go down to the wired seeing as the house has to sign off on what the senate sendse them which includes full fundini for the sweeping healthcare lawa >> they are going to rewrite that bill, send it back to theth senate and it may be that it's a short-term continuing resolutioe to keep the government open foro another week or two to allow foo more discussion.di >>> this week we learned that someone who signs up for healtho coverage will cost $328 per $3 month, of course, those who wh don't is will have to pay a fine and we will see the 2014 taxtax returns and as we know open exchanges will begin tuesday tu morning. back to you,. >>> elselizabeth, thank you very much. shorn does happen shutdown doe, d.c. could be spared the worst.. >> yesterday they designatedted every city agency essential which means they

. >> fertilizer from north ameri america's richest farmland washed into the rivers by spring rains hasverfed the algae. each summer if blooms, sucking up oxygen, killing fish, it is growing and growing worse. >> even on the beaches you see it rolling over, and it's a foot deep of algae. you never saw that before. you see a layer on top. now it's getting chicker and chicker, and more sea weed-like. >> this is the best vantage point to see the problem. and with heavy spring a rains biologieses say this year is the second worse year. >> with farms growing more productive researchers who test the water say the problem has grown worse, and solutions more elusive. >> i don't think you'll get rid of it 100% completely. we do have a lot of run off. >> lake erie was threatened before in the 19 60 60s,, but ts time there is no obvious solution, bit by bit the green strangles the lake that calls it it's home. >> michael eaves joining us now with sports and a big fight in vegas. >> reporter: yes, could be a huge fight for the sport because it could set a new record tonight where floyd mayweather j

. >> this manner matters to ameris a matter of security. the stability of middle east matters to americans. it matters to americans whether or not syria implodes and breaks apart, and there are ungoverned space where is terrorists call the shots. that matters to americans. it matters to all of us, and i think we need to stand up and be counted, and so does my good friend laurent and we'll talk about why this is important to all of us. >> all of us includes not just americans, but the french, the europeuropean. he has 20 member states of the e.u. to all sign up to a notice that they believe it was assad that was behind those chemical attacks on the 21st, and some action is called for. it's been a productive state for secretary of state kerry, but he still has that message, he still has that sell to make not only in europe but back at home. >> thank you so much. now the white house is ratcheting up efforts to convince congress to back the action against syria, but it looks like he has quite a bit of work ahead of him. secretary kerry seems to

. >>> up next, an indian-american woman wins misameric miss ameri. but before the crown is put on her head there is reaction. next. victoria azarenko >> your new miss america is... miss new york! [ cheering ] >> miss new york, nina davuluri! [♪ music ] >> when nina davuluri won this year's 2014 miss america competition, she game the first won of indian origin to take the crown. with a degree in brain behavior and cognitive science she's currently applying to medical school. immediately after her crowning astounding racist tweets surfaced on the weapon. >> how does the "f" does a foreigner win miss america. she is an arab. miss new york is an indian. so what should have been the moment celebrating our diversity be derailed by a racist reaction. joining us is journalist sheila and alexis, great to have you both here. before nina could even celebrate all this she had to deal with this racist reaction. let's hear what she said. >> it's an unfortunate situation but for every one negative tweet or comment, there were dozens of positive words of encourageme

my credibility is not on the line, the international community's credibility is on the line and ameri congress' credibility is on the line. >> what did president obama actually say in 2012? >> a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons being moved around or utilized. that would change my calculus, change my equation. >> i like to call that a communication snafu. dana, what do you think? >> they could say that, but what would have been better instead of being defensive, he could have said yes, i said a red line because it is the world's red line, add to it instead of subtract. he should say yes, i'm leading, that's why we have the red line and we are moving forward, rather than it is a constant everybody is so mean to me. his subordinates for the past year have all been reminding reporters, reminding us that he is the president of the united states, commander in chief, and he is the one that issued the red line. i believe that's u.s. policy anyway. i don't think he needed to be defensive. there's a way to say that yes, of course, there was a red line and tha

can tell you that any crime that happens in history against humanity, including the kril the north ameri crime the nazis committed is reprehensible and condemnable. whatever criminality that committed against the jews, we condemn. the taking of human life is contemptible. it makes no difference whether that life is a jewish life, christian or muslim. for us, it is the same. the taking of human life is something all religion rejects, but this does not mean that on the other hand, you can say nazis committed crimes against the group, now therefore, they must u serp the land of another group. there should be an even handed discussion. >> the iranian president has called for diplomacy to resolve the conflict, but world leaders are trying to figure out whether he is serious, whether he has the authority to negotiate. he says he does. >> translator: i think that the president of iran has the authority when ever the national interest of the country is involved. and when it's necessary and expedient and required to speak and talk with others in order to promote the rights of its nations, for cir

it promised to keep strong levels of funding for national service including ameri corps but that hasvored gop target for budget slashing. irpically it comes as they celebrate a big milestone, 20 years this week, president clinton signed legislation creating the domestic equivalent of the peace corps. a grass roots movement fighting for the communities it serves, zach is the executive director and friend of the show tommy veeder is a crusader in their effort. break it down why we have to have americorps. >> thanks for talking about an issue that is not always on the front page of the papers and is critical to communities that are underserved. what we're talking about kids who take a very small stipend to do disaster relief in places like colorado or joplin missouri or after hurricane sandy and and they give back to their communities. they serve for a year. and it's a critical part of our effort to serve these people. and we de-fund these programs at the level they were set because it's a bipartisan issue we all should get behind. >> an article from "daily beast." i joined when a repub

the ameri--and they lost to malaria and disease, dysentery, the 20,000. they gave up. it collapsed, and it led to a--you know, a--a--a collapse of the french republic. the americans came in, and with that marvelous can-do engineering, they figured out that you use the water itself to equalize the two levels. the chagres river was the big problem, so they harnessed the chagres river and used a system of loches rather than a canal. and they w--it was the marvel of the world. and th--they lost 5,000, and that seemed like a lot to americans, but when you realize what had happened before and how inept and incompetent the french were, then you realize what a marvelous accomplishment it was for america. c-span: what part of the world were you born in? >> guest: right here in washington, dc, brian, born and raised. c-span: what were--what were your parents doing here? >> guest: my father was from southern maryland, from charles county. my mother was from what, she always said with a wink, was the great inland empire of eastern washington, born in johnson and grew up in--went t

♪ ♪ "despierta amÉri" ♪ >>> es hallado muerto en la cÁrcel el monstruo de cleveland.astro, se ahorco anoche en su celda. >>> el presidente obama busca apoyo internacional para la salida de la crisis en siria, mientras se anticipa que el comitÉ de relaciones exteriores aprueba un borrador del uso se fuerza en siria. >>> y se acerca el partido, univisiÓn deportes estÁ en el df, prueba de fuego para el "tri." >>> y siguen llegando las estrellas de "mira quiÉn baila", tienen que ver todo lo que conto marÍa eliza camargo. >>> y tuvimos un adelanto sobre la pelÍcula no autorizada de la vida de jenni rivera. juzguen si se parece o no. >>> y regresa el consultorio donde contestamos tus preguntas de salud. >>> y tienen que ver lo Último en tecnologÍa para los que se quieren independizizar. y nos visita tambiÉn maite perroni. >>> y desde hollywood nos visitan los protagonistas de una pelÍcula, misterio 2. >>> y no dejes de ver las Últimas tendencias de la moda y los famos que tu puedes usar to semana. >>> bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". a la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn h

horizon, blue cross-blue shield, ameri health new jersey. here's the thing. if my doctor doesn't take any of those three companies, i'm not going to be able to keep my doctor as the president promised. the president also promised that he was going to bend the health care curve down because it had been going up. not the case in new jersey. in fact, if you're a family of four, the average plan is going to cost you $943, which is among the highest in the country. >>elisabeth: you know what's interesting? within the 15 pages, they suspiciously don't mention anything about seniors, how it is going to affect the oldest americans. nor do they mention any of the premiums we're looking at now. there is no comparative. you can't see what is being offered now in the private sector and this is what you're going to impair it to and you can choose from the options. we're getting 15 pages over two years in. we knew more about the new iphone than health care. >>brian: they expect about seven million to sign up for it and 2.7 million are that so-called younger bracket. the yo